Perez v. Keeler Brass Co.

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• In a unanimous opinion from this Court, the term “refuses” was deemed ambiguous because it could reasonably be construed narrowly or broadly, resulting in two different meanings and two different outcomes.
• In a unanimous opinion from this Court, the term \refuses\ was deemed ambiguous because it could reasonably be construed narrowly or broadly, resulting in two different meanings and two different outcomes.
• In a unanimous opinion from this Court, the term “refuses” was deemed ambiguous because it could reasonably be construed narrowly or broadly, resulting in two different meanings and two different outcomes.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).